Actimine the superior Acne Treatment

Actimine provides the nutrients needed by your body to regulate the occurrence of acne, eliminating the potential scarring and embarrassment which often result from chronic breakouts.

Acne (acne vulgaris) is among the most common of all skin disorders, affecting nearly 85% of all people living in the United States alone. Unfortunately, myths concerning this condition are just as popular as the condition itself. For example; have you ever been advised to avoid certain foods to prevent a breakout, or repetitively washed your face, hoping a cleaner face would stop the development of pimples? How about increasing water intake and exercise? If you said yes to one, or even all of these questions, its likely that using various techniques to prevent the onset of acne is of primary importance in your "daily grind."
Although acne is not considered a serious detriment to one's health, the psychological trauma and general feelings of inferiority caused by the condition can prove devastating. What's more, there is currently no cure for acne. Both of these facts emphasize the importance of developing an understanding as to what actually causes the condition, and applying the proper treatment options when acne "breakouts" do occur. Dermatologists the world over suggest that with today's nutritional and medicinal advancements, virtually every case of acne can and should be resolved.
Actimine's synergistic formula has been designed to support your existing treatment program. The ingredients included in Actimine fuel your body with key nutrients that allow the skin to normalize, while promoting a decrease of sebum (oil) production and inflammation.

What is exactly AcneWhat exactly is Acne?

Acne is the term used by dermatologist to define plugged pores, pimples, or deeper lumps, that occur on the face, back, chest, neck, or shoulders. The severity of acne ranges from mild to severe, encompassing spots of acne to painful nodules and cysts. Subcategories of acne include;
• Acne Rosacea
• Acne Conglobata
• Acne Fluminans
• Gram-Negative Folliculitis
• Pyoderma Faciale

Signs of Acne:

Acne presents as external lesions upon a given area of body tissue. Comedomes, or blackheads and whiteheads, are the least severe of all legions. A blackhead refers to a comedo (plural comedomes) that is open, and the whitehead, or "zit," is one that is closed. The more severe lesions include papules and pustules, as well as the most painful of all lesions, nodules and cysts. The latter two (nodules and cysts) often initiate a response by the individual to receive consultation from a dermatologist because of varying levels of discomfort. Cysts and nodules can also manifest simultaneously as a combined, more severe form of acne known as Nodulocystic acne. Macules refer to a temporary, residual red or pink spot left by a healed lesion.

Who Gets Acne

Statistically, Adolescents are the greatest demographic affected regardless of sex, race, or ethnicity. In fact, approximately 80% of all persons between the ages of 12 and 17 will develop an occasional pimple or "breakout." Acne is usually diagnosed beginning at the age 10, and subsequent diagnosis may persist for decades. For a small percentage, this condition can prove troublesome throughout adulthood, even into the late twenties, thirties, and beyond. Men and women are equally affected by acne. However, men are much more prone to developing more severe forms of acne. They are also less likely to seek medical attention. On the other hand, women may be at a greatest risk for intermittent acne cause by hormonal changes associated with the application of oil-containing cosmetics and normal menstruation. Other than sex, heredity is considered a strong contributing factor for acne and acne-related conditions.

Causes

Although the exact cause of Acne remains unknown, doctors believe that the condition is a result of several factors. Genetics and hormonal fluctuations, are considered the primary culprits; while stress, dietary factors, over washing of the face, and use of pore-clogging cosmetics are still being evaluated as potential causes. However, it is likely that all are interrelated, as persons with moderate to severe acne often exhaust all preliminary (e.g. face washes and creams) and secondary (e.g. medications) treatment options.

This is how Actimine works...

Actimine contains natural ingredients that have been shown to have a positive effect on acne. Clinical trials done on the individual ingredients show that after 6-12 weeks of use, you may begin to notice less oil present in the skin along with a reduction in whiteheads and blackheads.
Acne is caused by many complex processes that involve different hormones, enzymes, and immune processes. By helping internal imbalances, Actimine is able to balance natural body functions that are responsible for causing acne. This will reduce the amount of breakouts to help your skin look as clear as possible.

The ingredients of Actimine Acne Treatment

Vitamin A- Vitamin A has been shown to reduce sebum production and the buildup of keratin in the follicle. Vitamin A is more effective when used in conjunction with Vitamin E and Zinc.
Actimine Contains: 5000 IU

Selenium and Vitamin E- When there is a Vitamin E deficiency in your body, your levels of Vitamin A will stay low, no matter how much you are supplementing into your diet. Whsen Vitamin E is restored to the diet, Vitamin A levels normalize- this is why it is important to use these vitamins in combination.
Actimine Contains: 50mcg & 200 IU

Vitamin E is important for its interactions with Selenium, which is an important antioxidant trace mineral. Selenium has beenshown to have a function in the enzyme glutathione perozidase. This enzyme plays a crucial role in preventing acne inflammation. Those who experience acne usually have low levels of glutathione perozidase. After supplementing Vitamin E and Selenium into your diet, acne can be significantly diminished. (1)

Zinc- Zinc is a very important nutrient for the health of the skin. Zinc is involved in the proper metabolism of testosterone. When zinc levels are low, there is an increase in the conversion of testosterone to DHT. It is known that DHT stimulates the manufacture of sebum and keratin which are primary factors in causing acne. Only certain forms of zinc have proven to be effective. These include effervescent zinc and zinc gluconate. (2)
Actimine Contains: 10mg

Methylsulfonyl Methane Has been shown to improve the permeability of cell walls which allows nutrients to flow in and out of cells with ease. This helps deliver nutrients to the cells and dispose of wastes. Actimine Contains: 1500mg

Gum Guggul Extract.- Studies have shown that Guggul Ext can effectively help with nodulocyctic acne. A study with 20 patients showed that Guggul is more effective that Tetracycline. (3)
Actimine Contains: 50mg

Actimine Success Story

I'm 25 years old and I have had a problem keeping my face clear of acne since I've been about 13-14. I've literally tried every product to keep my face clear and any breakouts under control. I started using Proactiv and it did well to keep my face clean of big blemishes, but it still didn't get the fine acne. A friend of mine gave me bottle of a product (Actimine)) they were using and told me try it out. Within 2 weeks the fine acne on my nose and forehead was almost completely gone. Because of the results, I ordered my own supply soon after. I've been using the product for over a month now and daily maintenance to keep my face looking clean is so much easier and my skin looks dramatically healthier. I highly recommend Actimine to anyone! I'm now a customer of progressivehealth.com for life! Thank you for producing such a quality product! (Brian Davi, Boise, Idaho)

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